Liquid heater

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Inline heaters are a special variant of the electrical flow-type heaters. They are designed for efficiently heating liquid or gaseous flowing fluids. The absolutely pocket-free design of the inline heaters is a special feature of them. There are no obstructions for the fluid. Thus, a deposit of retained particles is not possible. The heated surface can be designed such that nevertheless a turbulent flow is ensured. The design is based on the general conditions such as the type and properties of the respective fluid, pressure and temperature as well as the desired operating points in the process. Inline-type air heaters directly heat fluids. To this effect, electrical energy in the heating elements is converted to thermal energy. The thermal energy is then transferred from the heating elements to the fluid. Here, it is important that the design be matched to the general conditions, for each fluid has its specific properties. For example, these fluids are heated in electrical inline heaters: I. Water Drinking water, max. surface load depending on the water hardness 4 – 6 W/cm² Circulating and/or heating water, max. surface load approx. 10 W/cm² Softened water, observe the maximally admissible chloride content, max. surface load approx. 10 W/cm² Ultra-pure water, e.g. purified water (PW), highly purified water (HPW) or WFI II. Gases Air, sterilized air as well